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After months of progress, the road is almost complete Photo by Luke Melinkovich After over a year and a half of ongoing construction, pavement is being laid on Ivinson Avenue, and the finalization seems to be coming near, with completion targeted for mid-late November. The construction project, which began in the spring of 2025, was tackled in two phases. Phase one, which took place last year, included almost 900 feet of sewage line replacement, road width adjustment, and curb/gutter improvements. Phase two, which started this spring, features redone pavement, a new water line, and further sewage developments. The project will also include two traffic signals, the addition of red colored crosswalks like ones seen in other residential areas all over Laramie, and improvements to ADA accessibility. According to the city of Laramie website, the budget for the whole project was north of two million dollars.

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